Wilhelm Lennemann

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Wilhelm Lennemann (born September 24, 1875 in Annen ; † January 23, 1963 in Witten ) was a German writer .

Life

Wilhelm Lennemann was the son of a teacher. After attending elementary school in Annen and a grammar school in Witten, he completed teacher training at the teachers' seminars in Soest and Herdecke . He then worked from 1896 to 1911 as a primary school teacher in Iserlohn , and from 1907 to 1913 he was also editor of a magazine for the Cologne Association for Evangelical Freedom . In the following years Lennemann lived as a freelance writer in different places, including a. in Cologne , Königsberg and finally again in Annen.

Wilhelm Lennemann's literary work includes novels , short stories and poems .

Works

  • Poems , Elberfeld 1903
  • From Bauernlanden , Kiel 1904
  • Seed and Sun , Bremen 1905
  • Peter Hille , Leipzig 1908
  • My harvest , Leipzig 1910
  • The German farmer , Cologne 1913
  • Iron Age , M.-Gladbach 1915
  • In Sturm und Stille , M.-Gladbach 1915
  • The spy , M. Gladbach 1915
  • Don't forget the big time , Cologne 1917
  • The secret of the old Bible , Berlin 1923
  • Kain , Berlin 1923
  • An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth , Berlin 1924
  • Farm Stories , Frankfurt a. M. 1925
  • Holy Earth , Leipzig 1935
  • To honor and own , Leipzig 1936
  • Kassak, the rival , Reutlingen 1950
  • Baron von Münchhausen's new wonderful adventures , Bamberg 1954
  • The eternal till , Bamberg 1955

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personal data
SURNAME Lennemann, Wilhelm
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 24, 1875
PLACE OF BIRTH Anne
DATE OF DEATH January 23, 1963
Place of death Witten